manpower production mysteriously through the roof

[Nachtmahr667]

Hello dear MOD forum members,

I am trying to "create" new European minors countries in the editor (I just rename and edit the values of Asian minors countries, lol), but I have encountered a problem: Sometimes I set the manpower production value at e.g. "6", but ingame it's turned into something ludicrous, like "120". I have tried to compare what I have done differently from countries where everything works fine, but I couldn't find any differences. Does anybody have any idea what the reason for this mess-up could be?

Thanks!^^

[AlvaroSousa]

120 per turn?

You got to settings one which is how many they got four turn and one which is how many they currently have in their pool.

[Nachtmahr667]

Yes, 120 per turn.
I'll upload screenshots.

[Nachtmahr667]

ingame

[AlvaroSousa]

Why does your country have no morale? It needs some locations with morale and production to calculate the manpower production.

Could be because you have none the formula gets all whacko. I gotta check.

[Nachtmahr667]

ORIGINAL: Alvaro Sousa

Why does your country have no morale?

I wanted to create a sort of Vichy Poland, so the country starts out with no territory, like Vichy France.

ORIGINAL: Alvaro Sousa

I gotta check.

Thanks!^^

[AlvaroSousa]

I think you might be able to do this.

unlock the country making it active. Make it an alliance. Place the unit on the map. Now force the country to surrender. It should keep the unit on the map. But now that unit won't get reinforced.

So it will show up surrendered with their unit on the map. I think that will work. The code is dynamic in weird ways.

When I did my mod for SC2 I got real creative on using the logic of the code.

[AlvaroSousa]

These are the two lines of code that determine manpower

c = country ID
manpower = what they currently have stockpiled

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 Game.M.country[c].manpower += ((Game.M.country[c].manpowerProduction * Game.M.country[c].politics.moral) / Math.Max(1, Game.M.country[c].politics.maxMoral));
 

In this case it's (6 * 0) / 1 = 0 manpower.


This makes sure you don't go over the limit.

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 Game.M.country[c].manpower = Math.Min(Game.M.country[c].manpower, Game.M.country[c].maxManpower);
 

This might be some float bizarre division error.